Above-average rainfall this month, coupled with the melting of a large snowpack, helps ease the groundwater drop-off that plagued much of Maine since last year.
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King tides are back this week, along with a coastal storm
Minor coastal flooding is possible Tuesday and Wednesday during high tide.
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Enjoy the sun today; we won’t see it for a while
More rain is on the way, some of it heavy in the coming days.
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Showery start to Earth Day weekend; sunniest on Sunday
Rain starts the weekend, but a trend toward some sunshine and milder temperatures will end it.
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Sunny, mild and dry for the running of the 121st Boston Marathon
If you are headed to Boston to watch or run in this year’s marathon, the weather will cooperate.
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Winter was snowy, but lack of prolonged cold is becoming a pattern
Warmer winters are already here; winters with less snow are likely to follow.
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TV weatherman Tom Johnston remembered for his energy and humor, on air and off
The WCSH meteorologist, who apparently took his life, developed a loyal following among viewers who liked his upbeat personality and social media posts.
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Expect wet and cold weather for the rest of the week
Maine could even get some more snow this week.
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April nor’easter on the way, with heavy snow potential
Heavy snow for inland areas is likely tomorrow night, but even parts of greater Portland will see a significant April snow event.
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No joke: Weather service issues forecast for potentially heavy snowfall
The storm would begin Friday and last into Saturday – April 1.